Illinois Quick Hits: Sonya Massey killer denied medical release
(The Center Square) - Sean Grayson, the former Sangamon County Sheriff's deputy convicted of killing Sonya Massey in her Springfield home, was denied in... Read More.
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Investigation report into former rep’s sexual harassment released
(The Center Square) - After months of investigation and leadership discussions, an investigative report on a former Illinois state lawmaker was released Friday, detailing... Read More.
Ammons investigating committee member says work to be timely
(The Center Square) - A member of the recently created Illinois House Special Investigating Committee to look at federal charges brought against a Democratic... Read More.
Chicago schools count on $435M in unrealized taxes to balance budget
(The Center Square) - Chicago Public Schools narrowly passed its budget for the coming school year, despite relying on money from unrealized and unallocated... Read More.
Illinois Quick Hits: One-time SNAP replacement program starts operation
(The Center Square) - Signed into law in the spring, a program known as Families Receiving Emergency Support for Hunger, or FRESH, is set... Read More.
Lawmaker says pet custody law could burden courts, undermine marriage
(The Center Square) - An Illinois lawmaker who opposed the state's new pet custody law says the measure could create unnecessary court battles and... Read More.
Illinois Quick Hits: New laws signed to protect vulnerable residents
(The Center Square) - A package of different laws aimed at creating more protections and independence for vulnerable residents of Illinois was signed into... Read More.
Supporters say House action protects gun-owner privacy
(The Center Square) - The U.S. House approved legislation aimed at preventing credit card companies from using merchant category codes to identify firearm retailers,... Read More.
Election integrity advocate supports Trump’s claims
(The Center Square) - An Illinois election integrity advocate says President Donald Trump's recent address alleging intelligence failures and foreign interference in the 2020... Read More.
States weigh laws to circumvent ICE immunity; Illinois’ to be tested in court
(The Center Square) - States around the country are introducing bills that would allow residents to sue individual federal officers for civil rights violations,... Read More.
